The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1887-10-06

Charles DcWney Post, No. 30l, LOU men IN
line; J. O. BroclSmeyer, Commander
Joe Hooker Post Cameron, Mo-. 90 men IN
line: j T. Reynolds Commander.
George f. Mead Post. No. 4s. Lebanon. Mo,
SO men in line; c. w. Rubey. Commander.
Custer Post No :. ST. Joe, Mo, with ST. Joe
Drum Coris Of 20 pieces, 80 men in line; {. T.
K Jehnson, Commander.
Hannibal Post 40 3. Palmyra, Mo-, 30 men
in line. J. h Higgins, Commander.
Salem Mo- Post, No. l2e, 90 men IN hnei
III. C. ewaHkel Commander.
Thomas Post. No POP, 30 men in line; Henry
Creyer, Commander.
Hldette Post No. 272, Is men in line; y. A.
Gafdiner. Commander.
Picket Post No. 2ld. 80 men in lines Geo NJ
Wilson. Commander.
Minneld Scott Post, 80 men in line; }. W.
Moore Commander.
Nm Mckeon Post, No 10, 81 men IN line;
Joe Aandoiah, Commander.
" A. luines Post. No 204, 80 men in line;
II Swap, Commander.
Piuliart Post. No. PCS, OF Brunswick. No.
under command OF Commander Al BeneAe'
turned out ao men.
stcphcn EsteIle Post, No. 7s, of Dewitt, No.,
turned oul 20 men.
Commander A. IT. Burkhoder had Jacob
Smith Post, Of Trenton, Mo-, an line, with 80
men.
Owens Post. No. 332, Of Washington, Mo-,
under command of Mm. Rube, turned out 40
men aud Nm. l.. Hickman commanded Man
Narng Post. 10. $40, of Hermann, Mo-. 50 men.
Rousseau Post, No. so. 20 men; Liberty Post,
No. $50. 25 men; Gait Post. No 2i5. 20 men;
Edinburg Post. No. 279. ID men; A. j. Norton
Post. No. 2S0, 30 men, and JamespOrt Post, No.
2s0, - men, formed a battalion. under COM
maud OF Commander A. J.. Brneke.
Chester Harding Post, No. ls9, OF St Joe,
Fred NUrcuch, Commander p men, iell IN
next 10 Custer Post The Post was led by
Pryore Military Baud ofSt Joe, one OF the crack
bands nf the State.
Phil Kearny Post, No. 10, Virgil True, Com
mander, 40 men in line, was next in order
Holden Post. No. 80 J. II. Myers, Command
or, formed IN the rain, signing Rally Around
the Flag Boys" II had 80 men in line
NOrweol Post "a, JAS. Lane, Commander;
81 men iail in line in good time.
After the city Posts followed FIRST gallant
company, 40 strong, Mauwaring Post, No. so,
from Gssronade County. They were sol
derly looking body of men, and were pre-
ceded. ly fine band of - pieces. w. L..
Hickman was the Commander
Arthur Cracker Post, No JOG, OF Marshall,
had 40 men here, but only about three -lOurUhs
of them were in rauks A. j. Sherman is the
Commander
Post no 300 of Palmyra, had 30 men in line
aud presented a 6ne appearance, considering
their damp condition. Christian Halpel, Com
mandcr.
The Carroll County battalion, OF 2l0 rank
and lle was composed of six Carroll County
Posts. viz Fred Miller. Estel, Stanley, Ben
Wade, Ben Grishy aud Joseph Martin Posts.
They were one of the finest and most seldierly
bodies OF men IN the parade aud called forth
hearty cncomiums from the hystanders. Capt
J. III. TnIner was their Commander
Jacob Smith Post. No. ~ 4. G. Step, Com
mander, had 40 men with them, but only about
30 ia thcrlnks
Fitzpatrick Post. No 66, Winston. had about
the sai3e number in their ranks as the Post last
nance; b i. Rarick Commander.
MrCpok Post, No. 81, was represented by 81
Barton County veterans, who tramped through
the lain ms cheerfully 40 ii the skies had been
sunny and the street dry and clean. Their
baud furnished good music for their section OF
the Missouri line; J. Thomas. Commander.
IAbery Post, No l50 d. >. Bradley. Com
mander joined The parade with % Spickards-
willie veterans.
Perry \. Fletcher Post, No 4G, Job Johuston,
Commander hailed from DeSotO. They had
about 20 mon Ia line, many of them railway
employees. aud all OF thcm hnelooking men.
MeBke Post, No ld6, OF LaO1range scut 90
old soidiers nnder Capt. Fred Loser, the Com
mander Only little over half that number
were in the ranks of the grand parade.
Gen. Ord Post, No. 80, OF fleetwood. had 12
men IN The ranks, under Commander f. c.
BauRher.
Jamrs M. Owens Post. No 332 under Com
mander William @. Ruge. mustered 5s rank
and hlv, aud, with their weli-driiled band,
made line display. They came from Wash
ington.
seIg4 Ryan Post No. 2ls from Blashoar,
under Commander D. Tuttle, paraded 80 old
soldiera,a
llcCuiiough Post No. a.. Milan. under Com.
mander I'll. g. Hutchinson, mustered over 6G
gallant Veterans.
They were followed by as members Of Web.
ster Posi-, no. I2l, from Cora IN the same
County d. a. Ransom is Commander OF the
latter Post.
John Matthews Post, No. 90, Of Springfield
made magnificent appearance, with their Gle
gaia bsBnors aud 40 men IN line, under Com
mander ID. III. BuGioAg.
MaHhird Post. No 20. OF Marshficld, had II
men AMOR Commander !. l.. Rush.
Mile Carroll Post No. ] II, Of Iberia. brought
ont - sven. under John Ferguson, Commander
q. III. Moods Post, No. 81. of BrOok6eld, had
05 meuitCrs present. under Commander Georg,
Martip- of whom abont one hail were in line
With Woods Post marched few members o
Powers Pest, No. l57. OF Butler
Mai. lamos Wilson Post. No 90 Of Louisiana
NO., brought into the parade. under Capt w
III. Purse. Commander, force Of abort q
genuine Pixies. Over 30 members of this Pos
attended the EBcampmeut but a number u
them went home discouraged by the uniortu
nate weaiher.
Corp l3.x Post. 70. %. OF Eirksvile, mado
hne display. They were headed by "A frst clas
band, and had 80 veterans in line under thei
Commander, nj. n Strark. They came 90 S
Louis lao strong, but the bad weather Or,
vented many from paradng.
FTaiislin shauks Post, No ls4, from Lutei
vile, Rudolph James, Commander, had 2
men ia fhe ranks
Joriau Wilson Post, No. BIG, and Gen. la
leck Iait No ~, both made up OF colorcd We
eranss4nercbed together. numbering some 4
men. -
J. 3. Steedman Post, No. l72. Of Appleto
City, paradcd IL men. under their Commando e
Thomas Etife.
Warren Post, No. PSI, OF Rockville, had :
men in line under Commander j. NJ BOrinl
Cuba Post, No 263, OF Cuba, had 25 men
line; J. l.. Denton, Commander.
Garfield Post. No. q, Jefferson City, mnsiero
~ strong ~ the parade, under Commander
steipingT.
Iaiany Post No. 273, Of Perryville. und,
COmmandeT a. il. Cashion, parad-d 10 veteran
Jnstl Post No. l73 OF Cape GTardeau, maC
an appearance uncXcelled By any other body
veterans in the procession. Headed by splc
did band themselves well li-drlied aud marc
ing with tie regularity OF old soldiers, tht
weFs gtoFious sight They camp to the n
oampment 80 strong and l30 of them were
the parade despite the raj n ard mud.
I'hcy We're followed by Col. Leonard Pot
No. 2jl, OF Eldorado Springs. under Con
manenr A M. Richardson "a strong
Gen. Gro. 3. Boomer Post, No va, Of Lin
had 81 veterans ia line under Commander